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Pettingills Fruit & Produce

3.6 (29 reviews)
InexpensiveFarmers Market
Closed • 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Jay M.

This place is a MUST! if you keep driving down the road you will come across many of these fruit stands, but this is the one you MUST go to. Locally grown products. I am a huge grocery shopper, so obviously in my mind I'm doing the math of how much the difference is from my local store. Seriously the produce is not only top notch but also only dimes away from the prices I see on Sale! So worth it, so affordable! If you go inside you find much more, including, jams, syrups, salsa, powdered milk and butter cream, treats, but best of all, a fun little shake shack w beverages and food. I wanted to try the food so bad I was on my way to a wedding. Anyway a man that works there, Steve, was super friendly and filled me in on their produce. Just amazing how locally grown food is and tastes! They gave samples of each of their peaches. It was a fun spot. You have to be there to enjoy all of it. Come hungry

The fruits and vegetables are sucks! No flavors! GMO and pesticides. And That old guy had overcharged people's card and being rude to customers. Don't go there!!!

So many types of apples and pairs - where do you start?
Kyle D.

Pettingills is one the most festive places along the Wasatch. Especially now. Wall to wall Halloween. I love that most of what's here is locally grown! You can taste several different types of peaches, melons or seasonal produce. I've never been turned down. Mr. Pettingill is usually around and always has great recommendations. Right now their squash, peppers and gourd selection is insane. So much compared to the other Stand across Willard and Perry. I love that they provide local, small-batch products like jams, syrups and vinegars made across the Front too. There's cider donuts from Santaquin, squeaky cheese from Gossner's Dairy. What does this place not have? Heads up! This weekend Pettingills is roasting "Hatch Chilis!! (This is a thing...honestly I've been asked a lot about this)

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RD P.

Family owned and operated, great local produce, and a variety of other service including sandwiches, shakes, local collaborations with bread artisans and food trucks makes this a great stop if you are up in northern Utah / Box Elder County. It is right off of the I15 freeway in Willard. If you are looking for a cool local vibe, worth checking out! Only downside is it is busy, but is that really a bad thing. LOL!

Amazing peach shake!!!!!
Harley C.

Their peach shakes are amazing!!!!! By far, the best I've ever had and perfect for a warm, sunny day! I'd come here for the shakes alone, but they wouldn't be possible without their excellent fruit. Definitely worth the drive!

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We almost always go to Pettinglls. Good selection, helpful and pleasant staff. Comparable pricing.

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Tagge's Famous Fruit and Veggie Farm - Home Grown Fruit

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3.9(9 reviews)
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Fun little stop with something for everyone! Lots to explore, and they were handing out plenty of…read morefree samples when we visited. The peach parfaits are delicious and reasonably priced. There's a huge selection of produce, gourds, trinkets, and knickknacks to browse. Great spot to snap some photos and pick up fresh produce. Staff were friendly the whole time, and overall, a really fun fall night out!

I've been shopping at this fruit stand for years because I enjoy supporting local businesses, but…read moreunfortunately I had a disappointing experience on my recent visit. I purchased a $28 peach basket that was advertised as a fill-your-own basket. After I filled the basket with peaches, an employee told me it was "too high" and removed several peaches without asking me first. What bothered me most was not the policy itself, but the way it was handled. If there is a limit to how full the basket can be, I would have appreciated that being explained before I filled it, or at least being asked whether I still wanted to purchase the basket after peaches were removed. I ended up paying the full $28 for significantly fewer peaches than I had originally selected. I understand that costs have gone up and that businesses need to set limits, but clear communication and good customer service go a long way. I've enjoyed shopping here for years, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. I hope this feedback helps improve communication with customers in the future.

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5.0(2 reviews)
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We've recently started to pay more attention to the food that we eat, using meal-prep and paying…read moreattention to macros to ensure that we fuel our bodies in the most efficient and healthy way. However, much of the products that our local grocers stock may also carry implications of poor farming practices. So, we try to shop local, both to ensure peak freshness and the highest ethical standard we can. Better Food Farm is a local, Ogden-based family farm using organic practices. We were lucky to try a large haul of a variety of their leafy greens (including herbs, spinach, red leaf lettuce, salad spring mix, spring onions, bok choy, and the most vibrant gorgeous radishes you've ever seen) this past week. If you think you won't be able to taste the difference between their spring mix and the kind in the plastic clamshells you get at the store, you'll be in for a serious surprise. Everything was incredibly flavorful. Also, there's something about fresh radishes that "conventionally" grown radishes can never live up to (I put conventional in quotes because, well, according to history, modern growing practices are anything but conventional). I swear you can taste all the passion and care this family puts into their produce. In speaking with the family behind this little farm, they're going to be at the Salt Lake City Farmers Market so I recommend that you look for them there.

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We've always seen the sign from the freeway for years and finally decided to stop by. I saw on…read moreFacebook that they were doing some really cute valentine candy bouquets, so we decided to pick some up for our kids. First, there was a really fun photo op outside. They had a ginormous chair we could take photos in, so we took full advantage of that :) This little store is chuck full of food and items made locally. They have produce, candy, ice cream, soda, beer, lotions, coffee, dog treats, decor and everything in between. In the back they have a vending machine where you can buy Bingham Custom Meats bacon bombs. We haven't used it yet, but it looks so awesome! The employee there was a rockstar! She helped us figure out our candy bouquets and made them look awesome! The kids absolutely loved them and I think we're going to need to do this again. Maybe the husband and I will get one for ourselves too next time.

This place is so cute and the customer service was amazing. My first time here they'd answered all…read moreof my questions and gave a few recommendations they had few little samples. This place is definitely a little hidden gem. If you haven't been here, I highly recommend it. Of course you know grabbed a few goodies. I will be back to grab some more sweet treats the ranch cheese, curds were ate on the way home and they were delicious my kids loved them

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Value for money: 5 Cleanliness: 5…read moreFood Quality: 5 Customer Service: 5 (friendly vendors) Look and Feel (Ambiance): 5 Thank you, Come Again?: 5 Wheeler Farm's Sunday Farmers Market is such a treat--especially on a beautiful day like today. The whole space is buzzing with Autumn energy, local vendors, and the mouthwatering smells of fresh food wafting through the air. From handmade goods to seasonal produce, there's something for everyone. The atmosphere is relaxed and community with families strolling, dogs wagging, and live music adding to the charm. Today there was a guitarist performing acoustic classics. The Farmer's market is the kind of place where you can grab a fresh pastry, sip on a local brew, and chat with the people who grew or made what you're enjoying. Overall, Wheeler's Farm is a great place to explore and support local vendors. Whether you're stocking up on veggies or just soaking in the sunshine, Wheeler's Farm makes Sunday mornings feel extra special. It's becoming a weekly tradition.

A beautiful place to connect with nature and animals; great for picnics and for children to play…read more However, I was troubled by the fact that two horses were extremely thin and appeared to be starving. The same went for the two ponies and a small donkey; I saw them scavenging for hay among the pebbles on the ground, and they also looked famished. Another issue was the lack of affection and warmth shown toward the animals.

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Pettingills Fruit & Produce - farmersmarket - Updated October 2026

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